Bloomberg · Feb 23, 2026 · Collected from RSS
If you’re trying to get into New York City on Monday, unless it’s essential, you’re probably better off hunkering down at home.
In a swift reversal of fortunes, countries that had been hardest hit by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs have emerged as the biggest winners from the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down his emergency levies.
The dollar dropped against every major currency as President Donald Trump’s fresh tariff plans raised concerns about the outlook for the world’s biggest economy.
In the autumn of 2024, a senior Indian securities regulator stood before a room full of money managers and foreign investors with an unusual message: India did not want to be the world’s largest derivatives market.
Australia, one of the biggest foreign suppliers of beef to the US, will keep its exemptions from President Donald Trump’s tariff regime.
The UK government is drawing up a strategy to protect its remaining oil refineries from rising carbon prices, after two sites closed.
Lee Jae Myung is using hard lessons from his days as a stock trader to fuel a rally.